When Yae was in high school, she met a Shinto priest, Oda, when she transferred to a new school, and after some twists and turns, they fell in love.
Yae decided that she wanted to become a Shinto priest herself, and entered university to study for the job.
Even though they have touched each other in intimate ways, they have not yet gone all the way. Yae was excited about what might happen now that she's in college, but he still showed no signs of making a move on her...?
 
In this sequel to If Given A Second Chance, the storyline will be more mature, a bit sexier, and a lot more loving. You'll read it and fall in love, too!
 
(Source: BookWalker, translated)

Sixteen-year-old Yanagisawa Yae is our very optimistic heroine. Even when she was given only two options to pick from—either to move overseas with her parents due to their jobs or to move to the countryside to stay closer to her grandparents, she chose the latter. 
As she looked up the apartment she would be moving into, she ended up in a shrine. Since she is in the shrine anyways, she offers her prayer and tries out the fortune-notes. Incredibly, she picks up a "very good-luck" fortune-note yet it has only bad lucks written on it. 
The next day, despite of all her optimism, Yae finds herself struggling as misfortunes befall her one after the other...
 
Note: Includes 8 extra chapters.

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